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Likely to get your nose broken for using it over here.......Highly insulting!!!

Yes, he would.

I don't ignore anyone, honey (though I might be ignorant in some levels )

It is a beautiful Sunday afternoon and I am on and off with my computer, doing usual weekend stuff....

Culture shock!!!

I think so Ginger.

I can see it now, in the centre of Dublin, calling our boys a 'wussie'

I know you do not!

He'd be going back in a box after they found the bits.......

no problem friendsfirst anytime ;p

[quote=friendsfirst]Here are a few.I'll check in later on.
Enjoy the discussion.

Have you ever called a woman on the phone to
set up a date and she says: "Friday night?
Sure. Call me on Friday and we can talk about
it..."?
No, i have never- if i want to date them, i'll make a plan for friday

Or, have you ever had a woman ask you if you're
"a player"?

If i asked a guy that, it would only be in jest. should i ask if he is an axe murderer and expect a truthful answer if he is??

Or, have you ever had a woman challenge you
about something ridiculous?

oh, i'm sure i've done that, though i assume it didn't seem ridiculous to me at the time, but soemthing that was important to me.

Or, have you ever had a woman call you five
minutes before a date and cancel?

Not 5 minutes, ONCE, a few hours before, but better to find out then that she has changed her mind than meet her, and think things are going great, and find out after??

Or, have you ever had a woman pout and get
upset because she didn't get her way?

Nope!- unless it was something reasonable I wanted to do and you were being an ass about it!!

Or, have you ever asked a woman for her number
and she says, "Why don't you give me your number
and I'll call YOU"?

more of a security thing, 0r amybe she wasn't into you and didn't wasnt to give a false impression

i wouldn't think of anything i did as 'testing' i would hope, especially on here, to have already guaged thier personality, before we got close to the dating scenario

[quote=jampet]


Oh I am glad you are here, why do you not pay for water in Ireland?

[quote=Sommerauer71]

The country is full of the stuff. We are up to our knees in it. lol

[quote=jampet]

I am also glad you are here.And whats with the free water anyway?

I liked your answers they were funny.True.Isn't it.We just don't talk about these things much.

Thanks.

too true gingerB

[quote=gingerb]

Water is our least expensive utility here.My water bill is about $25 per month.

In Ireland you pay for water if you live down the country or if your a farmer, you get to pay twice, one for the house and farm and once for the animals.

Its the Irish way, to be sure to be sure.

[quote=friendsfirst]

We don't have any charges for that, or ground rent or poll tax or anything like that, just rubbish bins.

We don't pay anything here. Even farmers have ther own water.

[quote=gingerb]


Well so are we, in the UK; but we still have to pay for ours.

Have you got desalination plants there?

[quote=gingerb]
Seperate issues here:garbage disposal,and recyclables are on the same ticket.That bill comes in quarterly.

What do you mean by ground rent and poll tax?

[quote=Sommerauer71]

Not up here. We don't need them. Donegal in mountainous and full of natural fresh water lakes. The government is talking about piping some of our water to other places now because there is a shortage in some of the cities
There may be plants in places like Dublin or Cork or such.